Octa, a financial broker operating in SA under the FSCA licence and boasting a considerable presence in many other regions, received an award from Finance Magnates in the category ‘Best Trading Conditions in Africa’ as a broker that showed the best performance in terms of client satisfaction and the quality of financial services.The second annual Financial Achievements in Markets Excellency Awards ceremony took place on 21 May 2024 in Sandton City, South Africa.
With its proprietary trading platform, OctaTrader, the broker facilitates seamless order execution and a holistic trading experience. By merging all key elements of the trading journey within a single application, Octa’s solution allows for a more effortless experience free of risks and bottlenecks associated with switching between multiple applications.
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